Lemongrass seedling, herb, organically grown, with roots

This listing is for lemongrass grown by my mother on her farm in Okinawa Prefecture.
The roots are well-developed!
Harvesting will be done after your purchase.
The quantity will be as shown in the first photo.

For shipping, the top leafy part will be cut off, and the bottom part will be placed in a container with a transparent window and sent via 4th class mail.

[Lemongrass has the following appealing qualities:]

● A refreshing, lemon-like aroma that can be used in cooking and for herbal tea.
● Insect repellent and deodorant effects.
● Antiseptic properties, usable as a preservative for food ingredients.
● Improves skin firmness and tightens pores.
● Helps treat gastrointestinal issues and infections.
● Warming effect on the body, promoting sweating.

[The following benefits can also be expected from lemongrass:]

● Regulates the digestive system.
● Promotes blood circulation and provides beautiful skin effects.
● Controls sebum secretion and tightens pores.
● Promotes milk production.

[How to use lemongrass:]

● Herbal tea: Features a refreshing, lemon-like aroma, and is expected to aid digestion and improve concentration.
● Cooking: Commonly used in ethnic, Thai, and Caribbean cuisine, it pairs well with meat and fish dishes. Finely chop or grate the soft inner part of the stem and use it as a paste for flavoring or to remove gamey odors.
● Aromatherapy: Can be used as an essential oil for antibacterial and deodorizing effects on unpleasant odors, as well as for insect repellent. Spray on shoes, clothing, strollers, etc.
● Bath: Place cut lemongrass leaves in a tea bag, pour hot water into a basin, and once the aroma is released, add it to your bathtub for a relaxing lemongrass bath.

Lemongrass contains components such as chlorogenic acid, isoorientin, and swertiamarin, which are expected to have antioxidant effects.
It may be useful in preventing aging and lifestyle-related diseases.
Lemongrass essential oil has insect repellent properties and is used in insect repellent candles and sprays.